Hi Michael,
Absolutely. I have Dectalk, Festival, FreeTTS, etc all built and
compiled in gnome speech and it is easy as cake to switch to another
synth in orca. Smile.
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> can you have more than one software synthesiser on a Linux system, for
> example Dectalk and Espeak an
Hi,
hank smith wrote:
> can you also enclude espeak? I think that is the name of the tts engine
I've never heard of it. Is it free or commercial, and is it supported by
gnome-speech?
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Hi list,
I've been wondering this for quite a long time. I have some Cepstral
voices for Windows, but was thinking of buying some for Linux for quite
a while. Can anyone tell me weather the theta or swift engines are
supported, and a list of known voices which work with gnome-speech?
Thanks.
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Hi,
> Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
> Thomas, is this something we could place in multiverse (our non-free
> repository) so that people don't have to compile it? And would you be
> willing to maintain it? ;)
>
Yes, I think we could do that and something I have been strongly
thinking about. The
Hi,
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> Also if I get Orca running with Ubuntu Edgy running as live, when I
> install it rather than run it as Live, could I set up Dectalk later and
> run the Orca setup and configure Orca to recognise the Dectalk software
> synthasiser?
>
Yes and no. Before you can run
Hi all,
I would like to be a tester for Ubuntu Edgy, but I can't get the daily
isos for Edgy. They change them faster than I can download them. For
example, I was downloading Sep. 02 from this weekend got about 80% of it
downloaded,got busy, went back tonight to finish the download only to
find
Hi,
Cheryl Homiak wrote:
> 1. I can't get the version of gnome-speech recommended for orca to
> compile on my debian unstable system. It hangs after checking for
> javac and responding "yes" in the configure. Does anybody know what
> might be the cause for this and is there an up-to-date ver
Hi,
Rylan Vroom wrote:
> Hello, is that installing gnopernicus howto written by nath in 2002
> still reliable for setting up gnopernicus under debian?
No. In fact, if you want a gnome desktop with gnopernicus you don't have
to compile anything all of the more current packages can be gotten via
Hi,
Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> When speaking of software that works with Orca, firstly, is the Firefox
> 2.0 included with Edgy or do i have to fetch it?
Firefox 2.0 comes on the Edgy live cd. I've been told it will be
shipping with the latest version of Firefox 2 when 6.10 is out for
release in
Hi,
krishnakant Mane wrote:
> can some one give me the link for stable build?
Well, if you want to get the latest stable build try
ftp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily-live/20060831
and if that doesn't work try
ftp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily-live/20060829
Hth.
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Hi,
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> When I get Ubuntu on my desktop, should I do my updates via the command
> line with apt-get or use that popup thing that comes up when I loggin?
>
Well, most of the time I open gnome-terminal and use apt-get to add,
remove, and update my Ubuntu system. However, if
Hi,
hank smith wrote:
> what about recording applications
I haven't done much recording myself in Linux, but there is a simple
sound recorder program that ships with Gnome 2.14 that seams accesssible
with orca. In addition the usual text based alternatives such as arecord
work nicely for recor
Hi Michael,
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> What I would like to know is what applications does Orca work with as I
> will only have access to the Gui based applications unless there are
> text based ones I can use as well?
>
Orca works with several GUI based applications as well as a wide range
of
Hi, Michael.
Generally speaking get the latest version. I believe I compiled
gnome-speech 0.4.02 and orca 0.26, and am using them on Ubuntu 6.06.
If you want the stock version of gnome-speech I believe 6.06 shipped
with gnome-speech 0.4.0.
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> Which version of Gnome speech sh
Hi, Michael.
After extracting the Dectalk runtime files cd to the Dectalk directory
and do a
./install
which will ask you for your product ID. Also you need to edit the *.sh
files to make sure everything is going to /usr in Ubuntu.
As for making Orca recognize Dectalk go to the Gnome ftp site and
Hi, Michael.
Does this also mean I have to try and disable the drums that sound
before I type my login information?
No. Just the one that sounds right after you login seams to cause the
problem. Also if you plan to use game the sound that game makes when
sending and getting messages causes prob
Hi, Michael.
> How do I unzip the files I downloaded from the Orca site which is the
> latest Orca and also unzip my copy of Dectalk?
>
Michael, the program used for unzipping most things in Linux is called
tar. Open a Gnome-terminal window so you have a command line. Cd to the
directory w
Hello, Michael.
There was a 22 year old girl trying to install Orca for me but she
couldn't find where the Ubuntu package was downloaded.
In order to download and install the orca package you must uncomment the
universe lines from your apt package sources list. Then while connected
to the web
Hi, Jude.
I don't know of any limitations of using either one, but I personally
like xorg. It is nicer to setup.
Jude DaShiell wrote:
> Does gnopernicus need or can it use xorg or is gnopernicus only needing
> xfree86 to operate well? I have a choice as to what to install on debian.
>
>
>
Hi, Cody.
Well, you will have to first install the Dectalk RT for Linux, uninstall
gnome-speech, and recompile gnome-speech from scratch to get the driver.
As for orca I have always built my orca from cvs sources, and can not
say one way or another if you will have to reinstall orca. I believe
Hi, Michael.
Yes, you must install Dectalk before setting up orca. You also need to
recompile gnome-speech to create the Dectalk driver.
Hth.
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> Do I need to unzip and install Dectalk before I setup Orca?
> ___
> gnome-accessibilit
Hello, Michael.
The software tts engine being used at CSUN was the Dectalk RT for Linux
version 4.6.4.However, the newer 5.0 version will work as well with
Orca, but some feel the new 5 voice isn't as good as 4.6.4.
Anyway, the Fonix web site is a real pain to use. Since I have saved
this in my
Hello, Michael.
It doesn't matter if you get a *.tar.gz or a *tar.bz2 package as you can
easily uncompress them both with tar. However, the bz2 package is better
compressed, smaller, so if you are on dialup it makes it easier to grab.
The current version I have is 0.2.6 which I compiled from raw
Hello.
Christian wrote:
> I am running latest version of Debian, is it easy to get Orca up and running?
>
It wasn't to hard for me. What you need is Gnome 2.14, gnome-devel,
python-dev, build-essentials, and of course the orca 0.25 source.
Compile as normal and you are off and running.
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Hi, Christian.
Christian wrote:
> Hello all,
> Maybe someone on this list can tell me what is better with Orca compared with
> Gnopernicus.
Orca has allot of future promise as a screen reader. Some of it's major
advantages over gnopernicus is being able to be scripted for apps that
are not be
Mike Pedersen wrote:
> A minor error in my last message. That should have been killall -9.
> Also, you will need to of course restart orca after doing this.
Thanks I caught that the first time, but I am glad you sent the
correction anyway.
Smile.
> Mike
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Hello, Mike.
Mike Pedersen wrote:
This may be a case of the entire desktop getting hung.
That is a strong possability. I noticed when orca goes I can't even get to run
and open gnome-terminal and often I have to control+alt+f1 over to a shell to
kill orca to get gnome freed up.
Are you at le
Hi, all.
Ok, well I have been running orca 0.25 with gnome-speech 0.4.0 and
festival and Dectalk 5. I've noticed orca crashes quite often
unexpectedly, and the only way to get speech back is to reboot from scratch.
Some notes about the problem. When orca crashes all sound, speech, and
system sou
Hi.
Jason White wrote:
As long as the access software you need has been packaged for your chosen
distribution, it doesn't matter much which you select from the point of view
of accessibility.
That is true, but right now it seams Fedora Core 5 and Ubuntu 6.06 are on the
leading edge of accesssi
Hi, Cody.
Well, I'm quite happy with Ubuntu 6.06 at the moment. It's desktop cd
comes with most of the apps you want out of the box such as gaim,
evolution, firefox, gedit, etc. It is fairly accessible, and I have been
using it for a couple of days now, and I can't complain to much about
Ubunt
Hi.
Jan and Bertil Smark Nilsson wrote:
For someone just starting out, I'd say that a live distribution such as
GRML or
Knoppix would be the simplest way to find out about Linux.
Agreed. That would be the best way for a total new user to try out
Linux, and that is a good point. Although, that
Hi, Hank.
hank smith wrote:
> hello is it possible to do a auto unattended installation of Ubunto?
Yes, it is. it is a bit of a pain to do it, but you need to write a
unattend.cfg file, put it somewhere the installer can find it, and then
pass the file name and other options to the installer a
Hi, Hank.
A little earlier Al posted a direct link to buy the Dectalk software,
and I just tested this address and you can get dectalk 4.6.4 or 5.0
using this link. Here is again incase you missed it.
http://www.fonixspeech.com/pages/dectalk_rt_purchase.php
Cheers.
_
Hi, all.
I know that Orca is suppose to have a --setup option wich will setup
Orca, but from in gnome terminal when I do orca --setup it does
absolutely nothing. Any ideas what to do about that?
Some of the things I want to do and I don't know if it is supported yet
or not is save Dectalk speech
Cody wrote:
> Hello all,
Hi.
>
> I was wondering, after a bit of googling, I found this distro called
> Ocularis, and it had claimed to be completely accessible to the blind
> and only for the blind, and yes, it had a desktop, of which I'm
> guessing gnome.
H I have never heard of
Adam Myrow wrote:
On another note, does Fonix still offer the Dectalk RT for Linux?
Yes, they do. However, when I purchased Dectalk 5 I had to jump through
hoops on there web site to find the Dectalk RT page, and there site is
not accessible for a blind user. I had to actually acquire sighted
Hi
Adam Myrow wrote:
There is also a very annoying bug in the Dectalk 5.0. If you use any of
several compound words that start with "fire," it pronounces them weirdly
with a phantom Euro symbol getting inserted, then proceeds to butcher the
rest of the line. Anybody else hear this?
No, I haven
Hi
Al Puzzuoli wrote:
i'm not sure how much you could ascertain by
listening to the orca demo at csun,but I would be curious as to what your
thoughts are as to the speech quality of 4.64 vs that of 5?
There is certainly a difference in quality between 4.6.4 and 5.0. The
4.6.4 version used at
Hi.
Jan and Bertil Smark Nilsson wrote:
You can always mount the ISO.
That is only true if the person actually has a Linux system installed
and can mount the iso to view it's contents.
In my own recent experience I installed Ubuntu 6.06 to a brand new
drive where no os was on it as I was havi
Hi, all.
I have been spending the past couple of hours testing Dectalk 5 with
Orca 0.25, gnome-speech 04.0, on Ubuntu 6.06 and it is working fine. So
we can certainly say for sure that it does work with current assistive
technologies under Linux.
In fact the only strange thing I noticed is when
Hi, Mike.
Yeah, I have 4.6.1 and 5.0 but not 4.6.4. I haven't tested with
gnome-speech, but Dectalk 5 seams to work good with Emacspeak as far as
stability. 4.6.1 is terrible.
Mike Pedersen wrote:
> Hi, let me clarify here. I'm using Dectalk 4.6.4 which is much more
> stable than the 4.6.1 re
Hi, Mike.
Do you know if 5.0 will work as well. I don't see any major reason to
say not, but I am just wondering if you guys have any issues with 5 and
gnome-speech.
If not I'll test it and let you guys no.
Thanks.
Mike Pedersen wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>> I wanted to setup the Fonix dectalk up with
Hi, list.
I wanted to setup the Fonix dectalk up with gnome-speech, but I was
wondering which version works best with gnome-speech 4.6.4 or 5.0.
The Dectalk Mike used for the csun demo of Orca sounded pretty good, and
I was wondering if that was 4.6.4 or 5.0. If it is 5 I'll upgrade so I
can hav
Hi.
Thanks for the tip. I finally figured that out after trial and error,
but thankfully got it now on my system.
Jan and Bertil Smark Nilsson wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> I've a feeling that you've downloaded the wrong ISO. For what you want to
> do, You'll need the alternate install image from Ubuntu
Hi, list.
Ok, after an entire day of trying I do have a working Ubuntu 6.06
desktop system on my pc. Only during the process I have discovered what
may be a very major bug in either Ubuntu's gnome-panel, gnopernicus, or
both.
If I do an alt+f2 to bring up Run, type gnopernicus, I get an error
a
Hi, Ryan.
Yes, an unattended install of Ubuntu 6.06 is possible, but without solid
install manuals from the Ubuntu comunity on the subject is a rather
bloody and tough process. I mainly compiled what I know from the Debian
archives of manuals, and managed to get Ubuntu on my system. Still
haven
Hi, Ben.
What happens if you don't have an internet connection at the time. I am
assuming from your post the Ubuntu desktop cd doesn't contain
gnopernicus. If not I am basicly screwed.
Anyone know if the server eddition or the alternative install version
has gnopernicus? I need to get this thing
Hi, Jason.
Thanks for the information. I just read through the Debian installation
manual, and while it seams strait forward I don't think it reflects
what I am seeing as far as Ubuntu 6.06 desktop version. Now, the manual
did mention using a preconfiguration script which would allow one to do
Hi, list.
This might seam like a really stupid question, but I have been hearing
allot about Ubuntu Linux which I'd like to try, and don't have a
fricking clue on how to get it up and working. I have spent hours
reading the Ubuntu sight and can't even find a basic install guide for
it. So here
Hi Michael,
To open the Gnome main panel menu, the start menu, use alt+f2. Note, if
you don't like alt+f2 and later wish to change it to be control+escape
it can be done in your Gnome settings.
I highly recommend reading the good Gnome documents at gnome.org. It
will give you all the hot keys y
Janina Sajka wrote:
I believe those two environments rely on "gui
configuration tools," so I am not surprised people would talk about
wanting "gui configuration tools." But, it's the wrong approach.
Hello. I wouldn't go as far to say it is the wrong approach, but I do
believe it should not be t
Hi,
I use Mandriva Linux for my business I am building, but unfortunately I
do not have any idea of an accessible install as yet.
At least, not one that is easy. I can often do it by using a kickstart
install that has been made for my computer. that is one of the
advantages to Mandriva. Once you ha
Hi,
I can testify that Mandriva formally Mandrake versions 2005 and 2006
work quite well with gnopernicus.
However, there are some challenges to over come. I haven't found an
accessible sightless install for mandrake or Mandriva produc products,
and the os doesn't install gnopernicus by default.
I
Well, I would like to certainly here if the caps key changed state like
caps on or caps off. I guess that is because I am use to the WWindows
screen readers do it.
However, there may be other methods such as a feature say cap t, cap
acap b, etc when the caplock key is on and when the shift keys are
Hi Bill,
Here is some user feedback from a user using Gnome, and what I would
like to see access for in htenear and not to distant future.
1. Support for Mozilla firefox. Firefox has become almost the industry
leader in web browsers, and it would be the best choice for the Sun Java
and Gnome des
hI,
i CAN'T SPEAK FOR BRAILLE SUPPORT, BUT i CAN SSPEAK FOR SPEECH. i HAVE
USED GNGNOPERNICUS FOR MONTHS USING FESTIVAL AS MY SOFTWARE TTS TO GO ON
LINE USING mOZILLA aPRIL 20005 TO BUY AND SELL ON THE LINE, PAY BILLS,
USE EVOLUTION FOR EMAIL, WORK WITH oPENWRITER, AND GEDIT. i USE GAIM FOR
aol INS
hI,
sNIP
2. Close your eyes and do something so that you can't see anything.
> Are you really blind, now ? Ok, so:
> 3. Switch on your computer, choose any graphical mailer you like,
> and try to reply to this mail _without_ opening your eyes.
> Just use a speech system, or a braille one, if you h
Hi,
Bill is right. We shouldn't sell the Gnome access to short yet. After
all there is work that needs to be done, but we have achieved huge
breakthroughs in access already.
For example, three years ago i could do nothing at all in Gnome. Now,
I daily use Evolution for my email, mozilla as my defa
Thanks for the info.
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 11:55 -0500, George Kraft wrote:
> On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 10:02 -0400, Thomas Ward wrote:
> > Hi,
> > On Mon, 2005-09-26 at 11:09 -0500, George Kraft wrote:
> > > Samuel & Daragh,
> > >
> > > I have the Lin
Hi,
>From Windows the page is very accessible. From Mozilla under Linux it is
a little tricky to use.
It takes a little time, but I did manage to figure it out using
gnopernicus and mozilla.
On Tue, 2005-09-27 at 18:31 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> Hi Hank:
>
> That's "Theta", T H E T A. Cepstral
Hi,
How can I tell if my voice is aSwift or a Theta voice. I recently
ppurchased David for Windows, and was wondering if it would work with
Gnome-speech if I downloaded the Linux version and tried it.
On Tue, 2005-09-27 at 12:04 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> Darragh:
>
> I've used gnome-speech dri
Hi,
On Mon, 2005-09-26 at 11:09 -0500, George Kraft wrote:
> Samuel & Daragh,
>
> I have the Linux IBM TTS running on Fedora Core 4. It needs ALSA
> 1.0.9a, then you can test using /usr/bin/test-speech.
>
Interesting. What version of Viavoice do you have? I can't get it
working on anything past
You wrote:
> "Sun's Mozilla accessibility engineers have put back most of the
> accessibility
> fixes from our branch into Mozilla trunk, and are now focusing on Firefox
> accessibility."
>
> I have heard this before, but I am wondering what the Firefox status is right
> now. Is there anything
Hi,
Sorry, I am a bit late, but I use the Sun Mozilla build from:
ftp.mozilla.org
The latest and most speech friendly is the April 2005 release.
To read the entire web page you need to use the carrot browsing which
can be turned on with f7.
On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 20:56 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
Hi,
On Sun, 2005-08-28 at 12:20 -0400, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
> hello,
>
> just wondering how this can be done? I have a fresh install of FC4 and want
> to get Festival working at the command line as well as in Gnome; However
> sound has apparently not yet been detected. Is there a way to resolve
hI,
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 14:03 +0200, Willem van der Walt wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to know as stated in the subject, or
> alternativly, which
> browser is
> the most gnopernicus-friendly and where can I get it?
yOU WANT THE sUN mOZILLA 1.7 BUILD FROM aPRIL 22005. yOU CCAN GET THE
SUN BBUILDS
Hi,
I haven't noticed gnopernicus being slow here. However, I have slightly
newer machine than you. I have a pentium 2 GB processor, 512 MB of ram,
and 32 MB of vidio memory, and it works ok with responce.
Although, this is with festival. When I try Dectalk or other sinths it
seams to drag allot.
Hi,
You need to turn on caret tracking mode to make evolution accessible to
read messages.
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 10:29 -0500, Kenny Hitt wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Just what should be a simple question: how do you get Gnopernicus to
> read a message?
>
> I seem to be stuck on the tool bar. I can get to w
Hello,
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 09:31 +0100, Darragh wrote:
> Hello yet again.
>
> Sorry if I'm cluttering up the list with questions. This is the last.
>
No problem. That is why this list exists. To get hte answer to
questions.
> Firstly, I'm using Gnopernicus 0.10.4-4 and I'm sure there have bee
Hi,
As mentioned in a previous message Evolution 2.4 will have tthe best
access when it comes out in a month, but the 2.2 version you have is not
to shabby to start with.
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 09:25 +0100, Darragh wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> I hear some of you talking about Evolution. I have versi
YAST, but that is the majority of the packages you will
need.
> I read the list archive about installing 1.7 written by Thomas ward some time
> ago which was very helpful. It was written for a Fedora Core user and the
> --prefix was set to /usr. is this not /opt/ in SuSE 9.3?
>
M
Hi,
In game go to create new account and you can select what type of chat
clients you want to use.
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 18:18 -0700, Opie Taylor wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> when I type the following into konsole:
>
> export GTK_MODULES=gail:atk-bridge
>
> then I type
>
> gaim
>
> it will fir
Hi,
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 16:53 +0800, Harry Lu wrote:
> Which version of evolution are you using?
I just checked rpm and it states i have evolution-2.0-43 installed.
Perhaps I should upgrade to a newer version of Evolution from Mandrake
cooker?
> Anyway, in all version of evolution, if
Hi list,
I noticed that evolution will allow me to send attachments but I can't
figure out how to save attachments ffrom my emails. Does evolution allow
saving of attachments or do I have to find another mail client to do
this?
Won of the things I need out of a mail client is to be able to send and
Hi bill,
I just tried passing the export gtk_modules variable to gnome terminal
fired up gaim and I got absolutely nothing out of gaim.
What am I doing wrong? I get nothing out of that app.
On Wed, 2005-08-10 at 21:19 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> HI Cody:
>
> The problems you are having are rela
Hi,
On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 14:57 +0530, Aditya Pandey wrote:
> I have been observing that when esd (enlightened sound daemon)
> conflicts with gnome-speech on my Red Hat Linux 9.
> Does it happen at all versions of linux or is it that I am using a
> back dated version (0.3.0 of gnome-speech).
Yes,
Hi,
Dara should also try the gnome-accessibility mail archives. Last year I
sent out a post that gave a step by step install of the access bridge.
The version numbers on the packages are different, but the basic outline
is the same.
at 13:20 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> There is some helpful in
Hello Dara,
If you can send me a copy of your config log I can probably track down
the areas where your java access bridge is blowing up.
Thanks.
On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 12:48 +0100, Darragh wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to install the java-access bridge on Suse 9.3 but it keeps
> looking for librari
Hi Hank,
On Sun, 2005-07-24 at 21:39 -0700, hank smith wrote:
> the test speech works fine.
Well, that is a good start. that means that the driver is able to
connect to festival.
> getting something about invalid peramaters sorry for the misss spelling
Which program gave the error about invalid
Hello Hank,
On Sat, 2005-07-23 at 21:25 -0700, hank smith wrote:
> hello I just installed debian on my laptop dule boot with windows xp
Well, I am not specifically a Debian user, but most of this is about the
same across all Linux distros.
> I got gnome installed xwindows and gnopernicus but it d
Hi,
Snip
> > Hello all,
> > I am a new linux / gnopernicus user. I have tried to install gnopernicus on
> > my mendrake official 10.1, but, when i do rpm -i
> > gnopernicus-0.10.9-3mdk.i586.rpm,
> > a message indicate that the folowing librarys are missing :
> > * libgnome-mag.sos.2
> > * libgn
Hi,
On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 09:27 +0100, Darragh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to install the Java Access Bridge on this Suse 9.3 box but during
> .make it says that the library for bonobo is saved in a non standard location
> or something like that. Has any one else installed the java access b
> Yast uses Qt, so by porting it to Qt4 it should be easily possible to make it
> accessible.
Ok, that is interesting. I've heard good things about the new QT, but
haven't had a way to try it.Anyone, know where I can get KDE 3.4 and try
QT 4?
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gno
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 17:37 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> HI Darragh
>
> I'm afraid that YaST (the graphical version, at least) is not
> accessible, because of the way it is constructed and implemented. The
> YaST graphical toolkit does not talk to the gnome accessibility
> infrastructure, and
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 17:28 +0100, Darragh wrote:
> Hello again,
> I'm trying to use Yast with the help of gnopernicus but its not reading
> anything. I'm more than likely going to need to have access to this on a
> daily basis so not having access to it is really not an option.
Well, i hate to b
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 11:04 +1000, Jan and Bertil Smark Nilsson wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm running Fedora core 2 with Gnome 2.6. I'm trying to install
> Gnopernicus 0.11:1.
> However, it would appear that I'll have to upgrade Gnome for that to be
> successful. Is it possible to run Gnome 2.10
Hi,
See answers below.
- Original Message -
From: "Darragh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 8:07 AM
Subject: SUSE 9.3 professional and Gnopernicus
> i've just been offered a job that requires that I use Suse 9.3 on a daily
> basis. I'll have to be able to install
Hello Jude,
Yes, Mozilla is much more responsive than Internet Explorer as far as
loading pages, and switching between carot browsing and non-carot browsing
modes. Better yet many of the hot keys are similar, and Mozilla is a very
easy browser to use.
Happy browsing.
- Original Message -
F
Hello,
- Original Message -
From: "hank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 12:52 AM
Subject: Re: gnopernicus on fc4?
> where do I check this to see if it is at?
>
You have to open the gn
Hi,
On a number of ocations I have started Gnopernicus, and the speech checkbox
under startup mode was unchecked. Once I got someone to check it gnopernicus
started chatting away.
I am not sure if the issue is unique to Mandrake 10.2, or to all Linux
distros running Gnome 2.8.x. However, that is a
Hello Hank,
If you have Mozilla or Mozilla FireFox installed all the dependancies you
need are already there. I don't have an exact list of them memorised, but
it uses alot of standard Gnome libs, and other common packages.
You can get the Fedora build of Mozilla from:
http://stage.mozilla.org/pub
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Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 8:42 PM
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> Actually, soap and use of web services might be able to make that
> possible. They're used to p
Hi Don,
I know from experience Fedora puts all it's gnome stuf in /usr by default.
It is generally a good idea to do:
./configure --prefix=/usr
to make sure the files go where they are suppose to go. However, the
exception to that rule is if you are using something like garnome or another
developme
accessibility, but the gnopernicus constant speech issues
makes me want to resolve that problem asap.
Thanks.
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From: "Peter Korn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:48 PM
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Hi Jude,
I can tell you that your problem is not unique, and it doesn't seam to be
memory related. I have ran Fedora and Mandriva with systems of 512 MB or
greater and Gnopernicus 0.9.12 and greater seam to high dive for no reason
at all.
An example I was opening evolution like I did several times
Hi list,
I realise this is not specifically Gnome related, but since the Gnome access
and KDE access teams are working somewhat together I am interested in what
accessibility is like on the new KDE 3.4 desktop. It is my understanding
there are some very nice accessibility features coming our way fr
Hi,
I have been attempting to convert my MS Excel spreadsheets to Opencalc
1.1.4, but I have found something has seriously broken either with
gnopernicus or open calc with the latest releases.
In Opencalc 1.1.2 or so I could arrow around the spreadsheet and hear
gnopernicus say a1, b1, c1, etc.Sinc
Hi list,
I am interested in upgrading my copy of gnopernicus from the stock
gnopernicus shipping with Gnome 2.8.3 to a newer release. However, I would
like to know what is the latest stable release that is backward compatible
with Gnome 2.8.3.
Thanks.
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Hi list,
I have been setting up evolution, but am having a problem with the address
book feature. After I created the addressbook I have found I can not get in
to it to send emails.
I can tell I need to click on to in the new message to open the addressbook,
but I can not get gnopernicus to get to
You wrote:
Are there any other mozilla tricks?
Yes, there are quite a few hot keys in mozilla that aid you in reading the
web pages and navigating around in Mozilla. One of my personal favorites is
f6 and shift+f6 for quickly switching between frames on a web page.
You can get a crash course by re
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